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Why Early Tax Advisory is Critical for Transfer Pricing Disputes in China
Engaging a tax professional early can help MNEs identify transfer pricing risks, strengthen documentation and resolve disputes with the Chinese tax authorities before they escalate.
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Hong Kong vs Singapore vs Cayman: Comparing Fund Domiciles for Asia-Focused Managers
Choosing a Hong Kong vs Singapore vs Cayman fund domicile? Learn how OFCs, VCCs, and Cayman structures differ in taxation, fundraising, and regulatory requirements.
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How Transfer Pricing Disputes Arise in China – A Guide for MNEs
Transfer pricing disputes in China commonly arise over location-specific advantages, intragroup service fees, business losses, and royalties, and can lead to tax adjustments and double taxation for foreign MNEs.
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2026 AI Regulations in China: Enforcement, Guidance and Compliance
China's AI regulation compliance enforcement intensified in 2026, driven by AI-generated content labelling requirements and new sector-specific rules. This article examines how these developments reshape liability risks and compliance obligations for businesses using AI in China.
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China’s AI Regulation in 2026: New Laws, Rules, and Compliance Requirements
China placed comprehensive AI legislation on its legislative agenda in 2026 and introduced new rules for human-like AI companion services and AI agents. In the first article of our two-part series, we outline these developments and what they mean for businesses developing and deploying AI in China.
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Trust and Fiduciary Services in Hong Kong: What Foreign Investors Need to Know
Hong Kong offers a mature and regulated trust environment supported by modern trust legislation and a comprehensive licensing regime for trust and company service providers. This guide explains the legal framework, licensing requirements, tax considerations, and key due diligence steps foreign investors should consider when establishing a trust structure in Hong Kong.
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Individual Liability for Commercial Corruption Under China’s Anti-Corruption Regulations
China’s anti-corruption regulations expose company owners, directors, and employees to personal criminal liability for bribery, embezzlement, and misappropriation.
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China’s Economy Expands 4.5% in Q3 on Back of Tech-Driven Export Boom
GDP accelerated from the second quarter, propelled by a surge in high-tech manufacturing and exports. We explore the key trends shaping the outlook for foreign businesses.